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- 8GB GDDR6
- 1795 MHz game clock
- PCIe 4.0
- Output: HDMI/ DisplayPort x3
Description
PowerColor Red Dragon Radeon RX 5700 XT. Stream Processor: 2560 units. Minimum System Power requirement (W) - 650W.
Graphics Coprocessor: AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT
Brand: PowerColor
Graphics Ram Size: 8
GPU Clock Speed: 1795 megahertz
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort
Graphics Coprocessor: AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT
Graphics Card Ram: 8
GPU Clock Speed: 1795 megahertz
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort
Graphics Ram Type: GDDR6
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Graphics Card Interface: PCI Express
Memory Clock Speed: 1650 MHz
Number of Fans: 2
Display Maximum Resolution: 3840x2160
Display Resolution Maximum: 3840x2160
Brand: PowerColor
Video Processor: AMD
Built-In Media: Graphics Card, Installation CD, Quick Install Guide
Model Name: PowerColor Red Dragon Radeon™ RX 5700 XT
Graphics Description: PowerColor Radeon RX 5700 XT with 8GB GDDR6 memory and 1795 MHz game clock speed, supporting PCIe 4.0, HDMI, and DisplayPort
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 11
Manufacturer: PowerColor
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 1.2 kg
Item Type Name: RX 5700 XT
Model Number: AXRX 5700XT 8GBD6-3DHR/OC
Mfr Part Number: AXRX 5700XT 8GBD6-3DHR/OC
Warranty Description: 2 year limited
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Top Amazon Reviews
I like the design of this card, and comparative reviews show that it has good cooling on the GPU and Memory. So far, it is working exactly as I had hoped, I'm getting WAY more FPS in games at 1440p than ever before, and it is running nice and cool. Apparently there were some serious bugs with the drivers when the 5700/5700XT first came out, and so far those all seem to be fixed. No game I have played has had ANY issue, Xcom 2, Apex Legends, CS:GO, Outer Worlds, Dishonored 2, Fallout 4, Doom 2016, Deus Ex, have all run great getting expected frame rates and no problems. I understand this and many other 5700xt's are getting bad reviews because of driver issues, but that is NOT the fault of the card and thankfully most driver issues now seem to be resolved. If you have issues I highly recommend trying the 19.1.x driver version as that was always stable for me. I will update this review if I have *any* unexpected issues with the card, but so far its working perfectly, and very good performance for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2019 by Matthew J. Theriot
I'm able to play most games at 1440p at 120fps+. It's giving me the framerates I need to play at high/max settings at 1440p, and a definite performance improvement over the GTX 980Ti I was using previously. I bought this card as an upgrade from an aging nVidia GTX 980Ti. I have a ASUS ROG Strix X470-I Gaming ITX motherboard, 32GB of DDR3200 CL16 RAM, a AMD Ryzen R7 2700X, and a 1440p FreeSync display (LG 32GK650F). I needed a card that would fit in my Fractal Design Node 304 case, and many other 5700XT cards were too long to fit into the case and would block back of the power supply. This card is taller than most cards, but it's not as long as the other 5700XTs on the market, so it's able to fit into the Node case better. The Node case has a built-in mesh cutout on the side of the cover next to the GPU slot and that lets the dual fans on this card get cool air. Since I started using this 5700XT card, I had issues with the graphics driver crashing during long gaming sessions. AMD doesn't have the best reputation for their drivers so I thought it would eventually get fixed in a driver update. But as the weeks passed by and new drivers came out, it continued to randomly crash and I was regretting switching over to an AMD card. I starting to think about returning or selling this card. I didn't think I'd be the only one with this issue, so I searched some forum posts on Reddit and the usual tech websites. I saw that AMD recommends a 700W power supply for these cards, 600W minimum ( https://www.amd.com/system/files/documents/radeon-rx-5700-series-quick-start-guide-en.pdf ). My power supply is a 550W Seasonic Focus Gold+, which is just below AMD's minimum guidance. This suggested to me that the 12V pci-e cable was sagging in voltage and that maybe was what was contributing to making the card crash. On my previous card, the 980Ti, I just ran a single cable that had daisy chained 6 + 2 pci-e connectors and that supplied power to the two pci-e power connectors (one is 8 pin, the other is a 6 pin). The single cable was good enough for my old 980Ti, I thought would work with this new card. I managed to dig up a second pci-e 8 pin power cable and I attached it in parallel with the other pci-e cable going to this 5700XT card. After I gave each pci-e power connector its own cable, the card has been rock solid despite being on a slightly undersized power supply. The extra cable is now allowing the card to get the power/voltage it needs. It's Ohm's law: as the amperage goes up, the voltage goes down. The load is now split across more wires and there's naturally less resistance and less of a voltage drop. I'll have to remember this for future builds.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2020 by Tommy J
Well I bought this card as a upgrade from RX 570 for a huge performance boost, and it performs! Frame-rate almost double, 1440p is well doable above 60fps and it run more quiet. Unfortunately, this card runs really HOT. A bit of research says they generally run this hot under load, but it concerns me with the lifespan of this card. I would recommend adding additional case fans to your case especially at the top because this could possibly affect performance on other components like the CPU. Other than the heat, it a performs close to a RTX 2070, some sources saying even a little better. If you can get past the heat problem this runs really well. Most games are a breeze with this card especially at 1080p. Streaming with x264 at 1080p on Apex Legends is well playable within a 90-110fps average on High Setting with a Ryzen 7 2700. The H264/AVC encoder is somewhat usable for recording, although I would still recommend using x264 with a 6 cores or more CPUs. The Power consumption under load on this card at most went to 209 watts and you'll be fine a 650 watt power supply. The fans produce less sound compared to my rx 570 under load, and everything is untouched such as the fan curve, overclocking, and power limit, this is all done using the OC Bios. Undervolting may be considered viable option. AMD's drivers have definitely improved over time, I've had issue with the rx570 due to drivers that would cause crashes with some game, but they happened way less frequently now and the same with this card. Sure, its not perfect, sometime my entire system would lock up and I would get a "no signal" error with the monitor, my keyboard lights would shut off, the only solution is a restart, something to be weary of. Other than that, theres really no stability issues then. Also installation of the card will work fine with the AMD Radeon software for upgrades. Software is well usable but still needs more patches. Overall, for $400, this card had great price to performance. AMD had improved their software, and this card's only dual slot. The design in minimal and it fairly quiet even with the OC Bios. The only real complaint I have with card is the heat, its needs to be handle better, but it may be trying to live up to it's name.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2020 by Khristopher
This card works amazingly. I had no problems whatsoever. This provided really good performance, thermals, and reduced noise over my last GPU. Installation was very easy as I only had to download the drivers and I was off and going. I can't say enough about this GPU. I've been using it since October and it works great.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2019 by Amazon Customer
I'd like to start off by saying I REALLY gave this card a chance. I've had around 10 different Nvidia cards since I started PC gaming, all of which have given me 0 problems at all, aside from one that was DOA, which happens. This card is amazing in a benchmarking scenario, great scores, value for money, temps are great. As soon as I play any game I get stutters, freezing and FPS drops of 40+. When people say Radeon drivers are horrible, they're downplaying it, they are a DISASTER. I need to go in and tweak EVERY setting possible in Adrenaline to get a smooth gaming experience, but why? I got this card to save some money and enjoy some great performance, which I can only achieve by spending extra time messing with things that for some reason AMD has not figured out. Another really annoying note, the memory clock runs at max if your screen is over 120hz, and is a confirmed issue from AMD, so enjoy the extra power draw from that! I popped in a 2070 Super, which I spent a total of$70 more than this card on, and wow. Coming from a GTX 1080, the 5700XT gave me a nice boost in benchmark performance, but nothing else. Honestly, if you NEED to save the $70-$100 on your GPU and are willing to compromise, sure this card would do it for you, at the expense of even more time tweaking settings you have no business needing to change. In short, fork over the extra cash and get a Nvidia card. Pop that thing in and watch it go, optimized drivers, great performance and no hassle.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2019 by Travis
This card performs great, and the silent operation is a great feature. However... the fan controller on these cards (in the two that I have now tried) creates a ton of noise when modulating the fan voltage. Even at 500 RPM where the fans are barely audible there is a loud buzzing/brushing noise. Everytime the fans engage the noise becomes very loud and audible. Will try a 3rd card, but otherwise I will have to go with Nvidia, as this was the only 5700 XT that fits my SFF case (Dan A4).
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019 by Jacob H
Used this mostly for 1440p gaming, except for FPS games like COD Modern Warfare I used 1080p and was getting ~144 frames per second which I was impressed with for it being such a graphics intensive game. On Red Dead 2 1440p with mostly high settings I was getting ~70 frames per second. Under load for a few hours in these games my temps peaked at 80 degrees Celsius. Overall I very much enjoy this card and I hope to have it for a long time before I need to upgrade. Only issue is display port cables would cut out occasionally but after a bit of research that’s an issue with the display port cable itself and not the card
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2019 by Kyle Baird
First off, I was a little hesitant to pick this GPU, there are hundreds on the market and while building a PC for gaming this was obviously the most important part of my setup. Some people complained about driver issues, I updated mine off their website as soon as I could and haven’t had any issues at all. So far I have about 10 hours of play time on Destiny 2 and I was blown away. Even with the settings on medium it looks incredible, super smooth gameplay, and I haven’t experienced any sort of issues with this card.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2020 by John